Aired between November 3, 1978 and March 7, 1986, Diff’rent Strokes brought Gary Coleman to fame. She also remains infamous for what the media came to call the Diff’rent Strokes curse. After the series, Gary Coleman had many run-ins with the law and found himself bankrupt. He died on May 28, 2010 at the age of 42 following a cerebral hemorrhage. Todd Bridges, Willy’s interpreter, became addicted to drugs and was jailed. He nevertheless managed to climb back up and find his way back to the studios. Dana Plato, Virginia’s interpreter, was arrested for armed robbery, false prescriptions for valium, and drug abuse. She committed suicide on May 8, 1999 at the age of 34. Her depressed son died on May 6, 2010, at the age of 25.
Are you going to LONDON?
Are you fans of series, movies, comics, music, novels?
This guide is for you!
Harry Potter, James Bond, Bridget Jones, The Persuaders!, Black Mirror, The Crown, Dr Who, Mister Bean, Monty Python, Sherlock Holmes, Blake and Mortimer, The Beatles, David Bowie, The Who, Amy Winehouse, Dracula, Oliver Twist…
With more than 1000 cult locations for movies, TV series, music, comics, novels, the London Fantrippers Guide offers an unusual and unique travel experience through more than 1000 places of cult fiction specially selected for you.
It’s the bible of pop culture in the British capital!
With its three ways of consulting, discover London:
After New York and Paris, this third book in the collection is enriched by a new model, a revised pagination (640 pages) and for the first time original film journeys (Harry Potter, James Bond, Alfred Hitchcock, romantic comedies, superheroes), series (God save the Queen, detective series, humor series, Dr Who), music (The Beatles, the Britpop, Icones 60-70 , pop, punk), comics (Blake and Mortimer, From Hell, superhero), Victorian London, thriller, Jack The Ripper, Sherlock Holmes.
